Methods aren't for "objects"

Go allows methods to be defined on any named type, not just structs or objects. This includes primitive-backed types like custom integers (e.g., TimeZone based on int) and even function types. The net/http package's HandlerFunc is a real-world example of methods on a function type, implementing the ServeHTTP interface. This flexibility is highlighted as one of Go's most powerful features compared to languages that require wrapping primitives in objects.